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"Snow" Flurries Forecast for Disney's Private Island, Castaway Cay

All That Glitters Is Holiday Magic Aboard Disney Cruise Line

CELEBRATION, FL -- (MARKET WIRE) -- October 24, 2006 -- Holiday magic will deck the halls and add
sparkle to the decks for guests who sail with Disney Cruise Line beginning
this Thanksgiving and continuing through to the New Year. Both Disney
Magic and Disney Wonder will spread an abundance of holiday cheer, from
traditional Thanksgiving and Christmas feasts to "snowflake" sightings and
seasonal caroling.

A special 10-Night Holiday Caribbean Cruise is planned for Disney Magic
from Dec. 16 through Dec. 26. The Eastern/Southern Caribbean cruise will
call at ports not typically on the Disney Magic cruise itinerary, including
St. Lucia and Antigua.

The spirit of the season will surround cruise guests from the moment they
arrive at Port Canaveral, Fla. Disney characters decked out in their
finest holiday attire will welcome guests to the lavishly decorated private
cruise terminal. During holiday sailings, guests will discover:

-- Thanksgiving festivities complete with Thanksgiving Day meal with
all the trimmings, craft activities with a focus on pilgrim hats and
turkeys, and visits by Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse dressed in
Thanksgiving costumes.

-- A nearly three-deck-tall tree festooned with decorations in the
atrium lobby, where "snow" flurries fall and a tree-lighting ceremony
occurs.

-- A Christmas Day visit from Santa Goofy, with surprises for all the
kids.

-- International holiday caroling by crew members from around the globe
(exclusively on the Christmas cruise).

-- Special family time for designing and decorating gingerbread houses.

-- A ship-wide party to ring in 2007 and a New Year's Day tailgate
party.

During the Thanksgiving holiday, Disney Magic embarks on a special Western
Caribbean journey, during which the ship sails twice to Disney's private
island, Castaway Cay. The seven-night voyage departs Nov. 18, arriving
first at Castaway Cay for the usual Disney Cruise Line visit. When the
ship returns the day after Thanksgiving, the island will be transformed
into a Magical Wonderland, where the sandy Bahamian isle becomes a "snowy"
holiday hideaway. "Snow" flurries will fall like magic, Christmas trees
will glow and carolers will croon. Mr. and Mrs. Snowman, wearing shell
noses and tropical attire, will greet guests with a sleigh full of
presents. The tram that transports guests across the 1,000-acre island
will be reindeer themed, complete with antlers and tail. A four-night
Disney Wonder cruise stops at Castaway Cay on Thanksgiving Day.

At the beach, families can learn the art of sand sculpting, and kids can
dive into holiday-themed activities that include making candy cane
reindeer, paper plate angels and snowflake-mobiles.

To celebrate the New Year, Disney Magic departs on its seven-night Western
Caribbean itinerary Dec. 30; Disney Wonder departs Dec. 31 for its
four-night cruise.

From Thanksgiving through the New Year, Disney Cruise Line guests will
experience a magical holiday to remember. To learn more about Disney
Cruise Line or to book a vacation, guests can contact their travel agent,
visit www.disneycruise.com or call Disney Cruise Line at 888/DCL-2500.
Travel agents can call Disney Cruise Line at 888/325-2500 or visit
www.disneytravelagents.com.